What is presbyopia surgery? Can it be done together with cataract surgery?

I'm curious about what exactly is involved in presbyopia surgery.

I am in my late 40s.

My eyesight has always been poor, but now I am wearing contact lenses.

I'm gradually getting older and slightly worried about developing cataracts and presbyopia, so I'm thinking that within a few years I should also get checked for cataracts and presbyopia.

Will I get cataracts and presbyopia within a few years? If so, do I only need cataract surgery?

So, how should we address vision problems? Should we wear glasses?

The staff member said that while having cataract surgery, they might as well get presbyopia correction surgery too.

I don't know much about this area, and even when I look it up on the internet, I can't quite get a clear idea of what kind of surgery it is.

I'm curious about what kind of surgery presbyopia correction is and what effects it has.

Can presbyopia surgery be performed together with cataract surgery?

Among those around me who have undergone presbyopia surgery and cataract surgery, are there any effects, and what kind of side effects are there?

I am wondering if you recommend having both surgeries together.